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Andrzej Stanaszek

Personal information
Born	1971 (age 53–54)
Height	1.22 m (4 ft 0 in)
Sport
Sport	Powerlifting
Medal record Representing  Poland IPF Men's World Championships 1993 Jönköping 52 kg 1994 Johannesburg 52 kg 1995 Pori 52 kg 1996 Salzburg 52 kg 1997 Prague 52 kg 1998 Cherkasy 52 kg 1999 Trento 52 kg 2000 Akita 52 kg 2002 Trenčín 52 kg 2003 Vejle 52 kg 2001 Sotkamo 52 kg IPF Men's European Championships 1993 Wemding 52 kg 1995 Moscow 52 kg 1996 Siófok 52 kg 1997 Birmingham 52 kg 1998 Sotkamo 52 kg 2000 Riesa 52 kg 2001 Syktyvkar 52 kg 2002 Eskilstuna 52 kg 1994 Piteå 52 kg 2003 Sofia 52 kg 1992 Horsens 52 kg IPF World Bench Press Championships 1990 Rüsselsheim am Main 52 kg 1991 Rüsselsheim am Main 52 kg 1992 Kaohsiung 52 kg 1993 Budapest 52 kg 1994 Järvenpää 52 kg 1995 Frýdek-Místek 52 kg 1996 Silkeborg 52 kg 1997 Leduc 52 kg 1998 Amberg 52 kg 1999 Vaasa 52 kg 2000 Frýdek-Místek 52 kg 2003 Trenčín 52 kg EPF European Bench Press Championships 1995 Budapest 52 kg 1996 Veliky Novgorod 52 kg 1997 Gothenburg 52 kg 1998 Trenčín 52 kg 1999 Győr 52 kg 2000 Kajaani 52 kg 2001 Jūrmala 52 kg 2002 Nymburk 52 kg

Andrzej Stanaszek (born 1971) is a Polish powerlifter.^[1] Stanaszek has won 8 gold medals at the World Championships and 8 gold medals at the European Championships in the IPF. He was also a successful bench press athlete. In this event he won 12 World and 8 European titles. ^[2][3]

Stanaszek is only 1.22 metres tall.